rusefi/firmware/hw_layer/ports/stm32/stm32_pwm.cpp

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/**
* @file stm32_common_pwm.cpp
* @brief Low level common STM32 code
*
* @date Mar 28, 2019
* @author Andrey Belomutskiy, (c) 2012-2020
*/
#include "pch.h"
#define _2_MHZ 2'000'000
#if HAL_USE_PWM
namespace {
struct stm32_pwm_config {
PWMDriver* const Driver;
const uint8_t Channel;
const uint8_t AlternateFunc;
};
class stm32_hardware_pwm : public hardware_pwm {
public:
bool hasInit() const {
return m_driver != nullptr;
}
// 2MHz, 16-bit timer gets us a usable frequency range of 31hz to 10khz
static constexpr uint32_t c_timerFrequency = _2_MHZ;
void start(const char* msg, const stm32_pwm_config& config, float frequency, float duty) {
m_driver = config.Driver;
m_channel = config.Channel;
m_period = c_timerFrequency / frequency;
// These timers are only 16 bit - don't risk overflow
if (m_period > 0xFFF0) {
firmwareError(ObdCode::CUSTOM_OBD_LOW_FREQUENCY, "PWM Frequency too low %f hz on pin \"%s\"", frequency, msg);
return;
}
// If we have too few usable bits, we run out of resolution, so don't allow that either.
// 200 counts = 0.5% resolution
if (m_period < 200) {
firmwareError(ObdCode::CUSTOM_OBD_HIGH_FREQUENCY, "PWM Frequency too high %d hz on pin \"%s\"", frequency, msg);
return;
}
const PWMConfig pwmcfg = {
.frequency = c_timerFrequency,
.period = m_period,
.callback = nullptr,
.channels = {
{PWM_OUTPUT_ACTIVE_HIGH, nullptr},
{PWM_OUTPUT_ACTIVE_HIGH, nullptr},
{PWM_OUTPUT_ACTIVE_HIGH, nullptr},
{PWM_OUTPUT_ACTIVE_HIGH, nullptr}
},
.cr2 = 0,
#if STM32_PWM_USE_ADVANCED
.bdtr = 0,
#endif
.dier = 0,
};
// Start the timer running
pwmStart(m_driver, &pwmcfg);
// Set initial duty cycle
setDuty(duty);
}
void setDuty(float duty) override {
if (!m_driver) {
criticalError("Attempted to set duty on null hard PWM device");
return;
}
pwm_lld_enable_channel(m_driver, m_channel, getHighTime(duty));
}
private:
PWMDriver* m_driver = nullptr;
uint8_t m_channel = 0;
uint32_t m_period = 0;
pwmcnt_t getHighTime(float duty) const {
return m_period * duty;
}
};
}
/**
* Could this be unified with getIcuParams() method?
*/
static expected<stm32_pwm_config> getConfigForPin(brain_pin_e pin) {
switch (pin) {
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM1
case Gpio::A8: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, /*channel*/0, /*AF*/1};
case Gpio::A9: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, /*channel*/1, /*AF*/1};
case Gpio::A10: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, 2, 1};
case Gpio::A11: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, 3, 1};
case Gpio::E9: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, 0, 1};
case Gpio::E11: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, 1, 1};
case Gpio::E13: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, 2, 1};
case Gpio::E14: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD1, 3, 1};
#endif
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM2
case Gpio::A15: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD2, 0, 1};
case Gpio::B3: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD2, 1, 1};
case Gpio::B10: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD2, 2, 1};
case Gpio::B11: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD2, 3, 1};
#endif
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM3
case Gpio::B4: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD3, 0, 2};
case Gpio::B5: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD3, 1, 2};
case Gpio::C6: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD3, 0, 2};
case Gpio::C7: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD3, 1, 2};
#endif
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM4
case Gpio::B6: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 0, 2};
case Gpio::B7: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 1, 2};
case Gpio::B8: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 2, 2};
case Gpio::B9: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 3, 2};
case Gpio::D12: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 0, 2};
case Gpio::D13: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 1, 2};
case Gpio::D14: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 2, 2};
case Gpio::D15: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD4, 3, 2};
#endif
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM5
case Gpio::A0: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD5, 0, 2};
case Gpio::A1: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD5, 1, 2};
case Gpio::A2: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD5, 2, 2};
case Gpio::A3: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD5, 3, 2};
#endif
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM8
#if !STM32_PWM_USE_TIM3
// If TIM3 is not used, put these pins on TIM8 instead..
// See https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/issues/639
// See https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/pull/3032
case Gpio::C6: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD8, 0, 3};
case Gpio::C7: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD8, 1, 3};
#endif
case Gpio::C8: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD8, 2, 3};
case Gpio::C9: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD8, 3, 3};
#endif
#if STM32_PWM_USE_TIM9
case Gpio::E5: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD9, 0, 3};
case Gpio::E6: return stm32_pwm_config{&PWMD9, 1, 3};
#endif
default: return unexpected;
}
};
static stm32_hardware_pwm hardPwms[5];
stm32_hardware_pwm* getNextPwmDevice() {
for (size_t i = 0; i < efi::size(hardPwms); i++) {
if (!hardPwms[i].hasInit()) {
return &hardPwms[i];
}
}
criticalError("Run out of hardware PWM devices!");
return nullptr;
}
/*static*/ hardware_pwm* hardware_pwm::tryInitPin(const char* msg, brain_pin_e pin, float frequencyHz, float duty) {
// Hardware PWM can't do very slow PWM - the timer counter is only 16 bits, so at 2MHz counting, that's a minimum of 31hz.
if (frequencyHz < 50) {
return nullptr;
}
auto cfg = getConfigForPin(pin);
// This pin can't do hardware PWM
if (!cfg) {
return nullptr;
}
if (stm32_hardware_pwm* device = getNextPwmDevice()) {
device->start(msg, cfg.Value, frequencyHz, duty);
// Finally connect the timer to physical pin
efiSetPadMode(msg, pin, PAL_MODE_ALTERNATE(cfg.Value.AlternateFunc));
return device;
}
return nullptr;
}
#endif /* HAL_USE_PWM */